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Young Justice #4

Jan 1999 · DC · 2.50 USD; 3.95 CAD
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“Harm's Way”
★ 1st appearance — Harm
writer Peter David · artist Todd Nauck · inker Lary Stucker · colorist Jason Wright · colorist Digital Chameleon · letterer Ken Lopez · cover Todd Nauck, Lary Stucker

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Trivia · 8 facts

  • Cover date: January 1999; on-sale date: November 4, 1998. Story title: 'Harm's Way.'
  • Creative team: Writer Peter David, Pencils Todd Nauck, Inks Lary Stucker, Colors Jason Wright/Digital Chameleon, Letters Kenny Lopez, Editor Eddie Berganza.
  • First appearance of the supervillain Harm (Billy Hayes), Secret's adoptive brother, who had murdered Greta to gain power and serves as the primary antagonist of this arc and a recurring threat to the team.
  • Wonder Girl (Cassie Sandsmark), Arrowette (Cissie King-Jones), and Secret (Greta Hayes) all join or align with Young Justice in this issue, expanding the team from its founding male trio to a full co-ed ensemble for the first time.
  • Arrowette's subplot drives the plot: she is shot through the shoulder by Harm using one of her own arrows — an arrow he caught in midair and threw back — and is rescued by the Super-Cycle, which brings her to the team's Happy Harbor headquarters.
  • Secret actively recruits Wonder Girl in this issue by approaching her and offering to introduce her to Superboy, underscoring Secret's role as a social catalyst for the team's formation.
  • The issue contains a Scooby-Doo homage: captured villain Tora says 'And I would have gotten away with it too, if it weren't for those meddling kids!' — in keeping with David's signature pop-culture humor throughout the run.
  • The series as a whole earned the 1999 Eisner Award for Best New Series, and this early issue's expansion of the roster is widely cited as a key reason the book achieved the ensemble depth that distinguished it.

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artist Todd Nauck
colorist Jason Wright
letterer Ken Lopez
cover pencils Todd Nauck
cover inks Lary Stucker

Reprints

Reprinted in JLA - Die neue Gerechtigkeitsliga Special #8 (1999), Young Justice: A League of Their Own #[nn] (2000), DC Comics Graphic Novel Collection #35 (2015), Young Justice #1 (2017)

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